An ebook app to learn HTML5 & CSS3

This app is actually an ebook to learn HTML5 & CSS3 skills. It appears to be the first part of a series. If you’re an aspiring web designer or web developer here’s a resource to brush up on your coding skills on your mobile.

Pros & Cons:

An ebook app to begin learning HTML5 and CSS3 standards of web design.

Some convenient features like bookmarks, search, day/night themes and change text size.

Cons

Honestly, this could have been one app versus splitting into parts.

Antiquated UI design.

Occasional force close errors.

An app to learn HTML5 & CSS3

HTML5 & CSS3 Part I (English) is on the review chopping block today. Web design is an extensive part of my background so I know a thing or two or three surround the topic. 😀 The ebook is comprised of a two part series (grab part two app here). This app only has the first two chapters. Chapter One introduces the basics of HTML and discusses feature enhancements in HTML5 and Chapter Two focuses on CSS. Furthermore, Chapter Three features examples, Chapter Four teaches multimedia & form creation, while Chapter Five talks about coding with browser compatibility in mind.

It’s geared at beginners looking to expand their knowledge in the various subjects- great for high schoolers or early college students. The two chapters this app focuses on begins with simple topics like the structure of an HTML page then progresses to more advanced topics like absolute positioning of HTML elements. The content is a good start for beginners but in my opinion not for more advanced users.

The app has some convenient features like bookmarks, search, day/night themes, and you can change text size but you cannot enlarge the figure images. Though the user interface is rather antiquated, I haven’t seen this type of UI on Android since the 2.3 Gingerbread days. Lastly, this could have been one app versus splitting into parts.

HTML5 and CSS3 Part 1 – Menu

HTML5 and CSS3 Part 1 – Intro

HTML5 and CSS3 Part 1 – Table of Contents

HTML5 and CSS3 Part 1 – Content

HTML5 and CSS3 Part 1 – Page Flip Effect

HTML5 and CSS3 Part 1 – Options

HTML5 and CSS3 Part 1 – Night Mode

HTML5 and CSS3 Part 1 – Add Bookmark

HTML5 and CSS3 Part 1 – Search

AndroidTapp.com Rating

(3.0 out of 5)

Should you Download HTML5 &amp; CSS3 Part I (English)? If you’re a beginner and interested in learning the building blocks for creating webpages on your mobile then have at it. Not so much for intermediate and higher users though. You can only read about the theories and view samples and not actually code on the device obviously. For only $2 you can have the complete set, however, I felt the content was not worth splitting into two separate apps.